#humanperception

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[ficklefuturist]

We are counting ourselves to death "There is a famous story which is used way too often to illustrate the point of human narcissistic ignorance (we are so sure in our ignorance) of several philosophers standing around an elephant blindfolded (turn your willing suspension of disbelief filter on), each holding a different part. The first holding the trunk says, “This is a snake”. The second holding a leg says, “No, this is a tree”. The third holding an ear says, “No, this is a banana leaf.” When we think measurements of reality tell us the absolute truth, we fool ourselves into believing we understand the truth of our reality when we really only have the smallest distorted fraction of a piece of the truth, and this reliance on counting reality is killing the human species." https://www.ficklefutures.com/p/we-are-counting-ourselves-to-death

[reframingyou]

What if you are the glitch in society

The Conspiracy of Your ExistenceWe’ve all been fascinated by conspiracy theories, but what if the biggest conspiracy isn’t about the governm

[guillaumelauzier]

Expanding Human Perception through Generative Art and Technology

Generative art is a medium of artistic expression that relies on algorithms, code, and technology to create unique and often unpredictable works of art. One of the key features of generative art is its ability to generate visual and auditory patterns that can be perceived by humans, and the range of such patterns can be extended by technology. However, with the help of technology, generative art can go beyond human sensory experience and represent a range of vision, hearing, touch, smell, and taste that cannot normally be perceived by humans but by machines.

Vision

The range of vision that can be perceived by machines, but not by humans, includes infrared and ultraviolet light. Infrared radiation has longer wavelengths than visible light and is commonly used in thermal imaging and remote sensing. Ultraviolet radiation has shorter wavelengths and is often used in medical imaging, germicidal lamps, and forensic investigations. By using specialized cameras or sensors that are sensitive to these wavelengths, generative artists can create visual representations of non-visible light that can be perceived by humans. For example, an installation could use lasers to create abstract shapes or patterns that are based on the data collected from sensors that detect non-visible light.

Hearing

The range of hearing that can be perceived by machines, but not by humans, includes ultrasonic and infrasonic frequencies. Ultrasonic frequencies are sounds that are above the range of human hearing, typically above 20,000 Hz. Infrasonic frequencies are sounds that are below the range of human hearing, typically below 20 Hz. By using sensors to detect data, generative artists can convert it into sound waves that fall within the range of human hearing. For example, an installation might use sensors to detect environmental data such as temperature or air quality and then convert this data into sound waves that are played through speakers or headphones.

Touch

The range of touch that can be perceived by machines, but not by humans, includes electromagnetic radiation and magnetic fields. Electromagnetic radiation, such as visible light and X-rays, can interact with our bodies, but humans cannot feel them directly. Magnetic fields are also present in our environment, but we cannot feel them without the aid of specialized equipment. By using haptic feedback or other types of sensory technology, generative artists can create interactive installations that allow viewers to experience non-visible touch. Taste and smell The range of taste and smell that can be perceived by machines, but not by humans, is vast. The human senses of taste and smell are limited compared to the range of chemical compounds that exist in the natural world. However, by using gas chromatography and mass spectrometry, generative artists can detect and identify a much wider range of chemical compounds than the human senses can. By using sonification, generative artists can convert this data into sound, allowing viewers to experience the data in a new way.

Conclusion

Generative art provides a unique medium for exploring the limits of human perception and extending it with technology. By using technology to create novel ways of representing non-visible and non-audible phenomena, generative art can provide new insights into the world around us and create unique and immersive experiences for viewers. Through generative art, the range of vision, hearing, touch, smell, and taste that cannot normally be perceived by humans can be transformed into a form that can be experienced in new and exciting ways. Read the full article

[miyasanchez7]

8 Ways Your Perception Of Reality Is Jagged

Seeing is believing. To some extent, that is true: A person's eyes allow him to see what is around him, helping him navigate the world.

Things that seem authentic and universal are often just your unique world experience. This holds for the book entitled Old Men and Infidels by W. Clark Boutwell, implying what can go wrong when the young generation can conquer, and the old endures...

[igorakinfeev]

#Repost @allatra_usa (@get_repost) ・・・ ‼️Dive into PRACTICAL ⚛️SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENT.‼️ Dear friends, we would like to inform you about the upcomming possibility to dive into practical ⚛️scientific experiment and help to get information\inputs for further investigations related to the human perception of information. 🔺PYRAMID experiment🔺 ALLATRA International Public Movement invites everyone who is interested to take part in the scientific Experiment 🔼PYRAMID, which will be carried out on April 28, 2018 at 5 p.m. (UTC). The essence of the experiment is to transmit the same information 🧠〰️🧠telepathically to as many 👥people as possible regardless of ↔️distance. At a given time, our operator will enter the 🔼PYRAMID apparatus and for half an hour will transmit into ether one of the 12 symbols. Anyone interested will receive the form with the symbols by email. All volunteers - the participants of this experiment - at the same time will be able to perceive this symbol by means of telepathy, regardless of their location on the 🌎planet. Our goal is to conduct an experiment in order to establish the possibility of telepathic transmission of 🔣information at a distance as well as to confirm the existence of a single information field of the 🌐Earth. Similar experiments were carried out in the 1990s. You can find more details on the PYRAMID apparatus itself and the experiments carried out with its help via the link: 👉https://allatra.tv/en/znaki #experiment #science #scientific #practical #investigations #human #humanperception #perception #PYRAMID #Earth #information #transmit #telepathy #people #knowledge #practice

[paratruthradio]

The Perception of Time